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astra73033 24-09-2009 00:13

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Originally Posted by mel3007 (Post 34877365)
Hi all, the same thing has just happened to us, I booked and prepaid for a hotel in Rome for a family break, only to find when we arrived that the booking had been cancelled. We had to pay a much higher rate in order to stay at the hotel other wise we would have been left high and dry with no accomadation. We are going to claim via our credit card, Im in the process of making a complaint, against the Doctor with the GMC (see web site for contact details), and a complaint with the Westminster PCT that the Bayswater Medical centre is a part of, against Amanda Walsh. I have emailed Watchdog and intend to get in touch with Trading Standards. We must at least get the web site shutdown.
By the way Im informed that Dr Da Silva has left the medical centre but Amanda is still there.

hi mel,
could you please simplify your post so that we could do the same. who are the gmc, westminster pct and what/where the medical centre,
cheers mick

Chris 24-09-2009 10:38

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GMC - General Medical Council
PCT - Primary Care Trust

Complaining to these organisations is a huge waste of time IMO. Go after Roomsnet directly, via your local council's Trading Standards department (they may refer you to whichever Trading Standards department is local to Roomsnet itself, but always start with your own local one). Get your money back via your credit card, if you used it, and if you want to do anything else you could contact the BBC.

mel3007 24-09-2009 11:59

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mick,
The GMC are the General Medical Council, google this and you will get several phone numbers.
Westminster Primary Care Trust which Bayswater Medical Centre comes under
Tel 080058708818 and 08445769250

Also it appears Amanda Walsh is now working a similar type company in Ireland!!

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 34877599)
GMC - General Medical Council
PCT - Primary Care Trust

Complaining to these organisations is a huge waste of time IMO. Go after Roomsnet directly, via your local council's Trading Standards department (they may refer you to whichever Trading Standards department is local to Roomsnet itself, but always start with your own local one). Get your money back via your credit card, if you used it, and if you want to do anything else you could contact the BBC.

Not true both the Westminster PCT and the Health Centre were very helpful and very interested. The GMC are sending me a complaints form today.
It certainly makes you feel better if you can upset these people at there places of work, or anywhere else.
The BBC only help if there is enough complaints.
The trading Standards have also helped, all I can say is let as many people know as possible as this is obviously a scam.

Kymmy 24-09-2009 12:31

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Even though Ms Walsh is working for a medical centre she's very capable and allowed to work for another company.. The other company will not come under the realms of the PCT/GMC so I really don't see the point in getting them involved.. :rolleyes:

annamacs 24-09-2009 17:27

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Originally Posted by mandypandy (Post 34872517)
keep ringing EDIT petree, leave a message with the reception tell them exactly what it is about, dont be fobbed off, pester the living daylights out of her,

Does anyone have a number for Amanda Walsh. I have emailed roomsnet, rang them numerous times to no avail. I cant find Bayswater Medical group on the internet

Mr Angry 24-09-2009 18:10

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 34876541)
... in which case the Consumer Credit Act 1974 won't apply to you, unless for some reason you have a credit card with a UK issuer offered on UK terms and regulated in its terms and conditions under English law.

As this is unlikely, I assume Irish law has some broadly similar consumer credit protection legislation on the statute books, seeing as you got swift redress from your card issuer.


I believe this is the Irish version of the consumer credit act.

mel3007 24-09-2009 19:50

Re: roomsnet.com warning
 
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Originally Posted by Kymmy (Post 34877672)
Even though Ms Walsh is working for a medical centre she's very capable and allowed to work for another company.. The other company will not come under the realms of the PCT/GMC so I really don't see the point in getting them involved.. :rolleyes:

Yes of course its fine that a manager of a medical Centre that is at the end of the day apart of our NHS (funded by us), is working for a bogus company scamming people of thousands of pounds GET REAL!!!!

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Originally Posted by annamacs (Post 34877866)
Does anyone have a number for Amanda Walsh. I have emailed roomsnet, rang them numerous times to no avail. I cant find Bayswater Medical group on the internet

Have a look at a couple of replies above this one I have posted the numbers I rang.

Russ 24-09-2009 19:53

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Originally Posted by mel3007 (Post 34877940)
Yes of course its fine that a manager of a medical Centre that is at the end of the day apart of our NHS (funded by us), is working for a bogus company scamming people of thousands of pounds GET REAL!!!!

Settle down - people are trying to help you and others.

locutus1974 24-09-2009 20:08

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try www.baysmed.com/travel_clinic.php for contact details

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Originally Posted by annamacs (Post 34877866)
Does anyone have a number for Amanda Walsh. I have emailed roomsnet, rang them numerous times to no avail. I cant find Bayswater Medical group on the internet

www.baysmed.com/travel_clinic.php

mel3007 24-09-2009 20:18

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Originally Posted by Russ B (Post 34877946)
Settle down - people are trying to help you and others.

Yes I have no argument with the cable forum team, you do a great job!
But anyone associated with this what appears fraudulent company does not need defending, I can assure you it is not very nice wandering round a foreign city, early on a Sunday morning trying to find hotel accomadation as the original one you have booked and PAID for, has been cancelled without anyone informing you!

Chris 24-09-2009 20:37

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Originally Posted by mel3007 (Post 34877645)
Not true both the Westminster PCT and the Health Centre were very helpful and very interested. The GMC are sending me a complaints form today.
It certainly makes you feel better if you can upset these people at there places of work, or anywhere else.
The BBC only help if there is enough complaints.
The trading Standards have also helped, all I can say is let as many people know as possible as this is obviously a scam.

I'm sure they were interested, but it's not going to help you get a refund, is it? Neither the GMC nor Westminster PCT have the power to do that.

It all depends what you want to achieve really, doesn't it. If you just want to get a refund for services not delivered, then if at all possible take it up with your credit card issuer; failing that go direct to Roomsnet. If you have any hassle with either of those, get advice from your local council's Trading Standards department.

On the other hand, if you want revenge on the good doctor and his receptionist, by all means pursue their employer, their regulator and the BBC. Whatever gives you closure, as the Yanks might say.

Maggy 24-09-2009 20:42

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 34878002)
I'm sure they were interested, but it's not going to help you get a refund, is it? Neither the GMC nor Westminster PCT have the power to do that.

It all depends what you want to achieve really, doesn't it. If you just want to get a refund for services not delivered, then if at all possible take it up with your credit card issuer; failing that go direct to Roomsnet. If you have any hassle with either of those, gey advice from your local council's Trading Standards department.

On the other hand, if you want revenge on the good doctor and his receptionist, by all means pursue their employer, their regulator and the BBC. Whatever gives you closure, as the Yanks might say.

Bearing in mind that the two concerned may be victims of roomsnet.com themselves.WE don't know enough details of why or how they left the company.:erm:

Kymmy 24-09-2009 20:42

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Perhaps we should rename this thread to "Get revenge on Ms Walsh" as simply that's all anyone contacting the PCT/GMC is attempting to do..

The best way is to take action directly against roomsnet.com via either your local tradings standards office, a 3rd party like Watchdog or even the courts..

:rolleyes:

Mr Angry 24-09-2009 21:14

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Ding, ding!!

These chaps may be worth contacting to advise them of the "issues" with their UK franchisees.

Ashok Senadeera
Director RoomsNet Division
SasiaNet (Pvt) Ltd
E-mail : ashok@sasianet.com
Web site : www.roomsnet.com
Tel : international direct dial access + 9477382832
Fax : international direct dial access + 9475339776

orhttp://www.hospitalitynet.org/pics/dot.gif

Rajitha Dahanayake
E-Commerce Marketing Executive
Phone: 9475339769
Fax: 9475339776
Email: rajitha@sasianet.lk

This rather stylish pharmacists - now there's a coincidence - (at no 45 Craven Road, London W2 3BX - as per Xaccers post above) is the secret entrance to their UK registered office address.

If calling round I suggest that you pick up some bandages and plasters before making your way upstairs past Kennedy Brothers Ltd, N.G properties and the dozens of other companies who use it as a registered office "drop address".

locutus1974 24-09-2009 23:56

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 34878005)
Bearing in mind that the two concerned may be victims of roomsnet.com themselves.WE don't know enough details of why or how they left the company.:erm:

I asked Miss Walsh if she left because of the problems with roomsnet ( i can be a little direct and nosey when i want to be) and her reply was "No, I left because of work commitments at the clinic and its nothing to do with roomsnet"
Make of it what you will.


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